Sidhoni Posted October 16, 2014 Posted October 16, 2014 India - Samson, Aparajith England - Root SA - De Kock Australia - Pat Cummins but his fitness is an issue NZ - Williamson, Boult SriLanka - ? West Indies - What happened to that guy Devendra Bishoo? Pak - Afridi
kaptaan Posted October 16, 2014 Posted October 16, 2014 sanju samson, kuldeep yadav, jasprit bumrah, varun aaron
brendan07 Posted October 16, 2014 Posted October 16, 2014 Sam Whiteman(looks set to be the heir apparent to Haddin)' date=' Mitchell Marsh(looks to be Twatson's worst nightmare' although I hope he learns how to play spin) Jordan Silk(looks to be a serious prospect and without doubt the best athletic fielder in Australia) Pat Cummins(doesn't cut it for T20s in my opinion and needs to be well taken care off), Steve Smith(has started to realize his potential since the Ashes in the UK), Joel Paris, Josh Hazlewood, James Muirhead and Jason Behrendorff from Australia. I personally hope that Jake Doran can blossom into the once in a generation batting prospect that every Australian is touting him to be . We need our future batsmen or we are in some serious trouble.[/quote'] Cummins was ultra quick in the ODD games last week, actually has been speed tested and he is back to when he was 17. Has re-moulded his action and his last surgery was successful. Doran won't be rushed, but is playing in the BBL and in the Shield this season. He is unavailable for the ODD games as there are restrictions due to his age. Behrendorff is ordinary, quote me on that. Limited, will only bowl well with a new ball and when there is swing. Cannon fodder when it is flat. Hazelwood is more highly regarded internally, and there is another opening bowler for WA (Paris) who is rated higher too. Then you add Cummins, etc. Mitch Marsh is our next all rounder, a better version of that hack Faulkner. Thankfully Faulkner won't even be in the ODI side, I can't deal with him bowling pies.
thongale Posted October 16, 2014 Posted October 16, 2014 for Sri Lanka Angelo Perera has to step up, but unlike many hard working SL batsman this guy is lazy and more in to professional studies than cricket. Finest player of spin I have seen after Shewag. When indians couldn't buy a run against Mendis, this fell8w was tearing him apart in practice matches. Since then he has regressed a bit, but still have plenty of talent. Tharindu Kaushal is an exciting off break bowler. Will see him soon in national colors.
BlackMamba Posted October 19, 2014 Posted October 19, 2014 Lot is being said about Sudip Chatterjee Let us keep an eye on him. Forced his way into the zonal squad after just 7 Ranji games.
nsareen Posted October 20, 2014 Posted October 20, 2014 Lot is being said about Sudip Chatterjee Let us keep an eye on him. Forced his way into the zonal squad after just 7 Ranji games. Guy with a strike rate of 40+ in T20 ? Yeah I can see why people talk about him so much, but out of curiosity post some articles talking about him..
Kadesh Posted October 20, 2014 Author Posted October 20, 2014 Guy with a strike rate of 40+ in T20 ? Yeah I can see why people talk about him so much' date=' but out of curiosity post some articles talking about him..[/quote'] His figures in FC, the most important form of cricket, are pretty good for a guy who's only played 7 games - I don't know much about Indian domestic structure but as I understand it , it is not that easy to get into the Zonal teams so he is obviously impressing some people.
BlackMamba Posted October 20, 2014 Posted October 20, 2014 His figures in FC' date=' the most important form of cricket, are pretty good for a guy who's only played 7 games - I don't know much about Indian domestic structure but as I understand it , it is not that easy to get into the Zonal teams so he is obviously impressing some people.[/quote'] Honestly, his Avgs are not earth shattering. But he must have got some game, which must have impressed all and sundry in the East Zone! And he did not do bad in the only game he got for his zone. PS: T20s were never a yardstick I went by to measure a batsman's success and his capabilities in general. Not yesterday, not today, not ever. If that was the case I would have had Yusuf Pathan as an India regular !
Kadesh Posted October 20, 2014 Author Posted October 20, 2014 Honestly, his Avgs are not earth shattering. But he must have got some game, which must have impressed all and sundry in the East Zone! And he did not do bad in the only game he got for his zone. PS: T20s were never a yardstick I went by to measure a batsman's success and his capabilities in general. Not yesterday, not today, not ever. If that was the case I would have had Yusuf Pathan as an India regular ! I don't know, if I''m watching a young guy breaking in in FC in England I'd be happy with those figures after 7 games. I would want to see development and at least 1 century by 15 games. I mean Root came to India on his first tour with an FC average of 38 if I remember rightly.
BlackMamba Posted December 8, 2014 Posted December 8, 2014 Lot is being said about Sudip Chatterjee Let us keep an eye on him. Forced his way into the zonal squad after just 7 Ranji games. And he hit a masterly 192. http://www.espncricinfo.com/indian-domestic-2014-15/engine/match/775661.html
tweaker Posted December 8, 2014 Posted December 8, 2014 Adam Milne the young fast bowler of NZ is very excited prospect.
bharat297 Posted December 9, 2014 Posted December 9, 2014 * Josh Hazlewood - He's been on the radar for a few years. He will replace Ryan Harris when Harris retires in a few years and he will take over the role as Mr. Consistency in the Australian attack. He's awesome to watch live too. He's got a wonderful action and bowls with fantastic rhythm.
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